Podcasts about Lingcod

Bill Herzog joins Duane & Tommy In-Studio Discussions, Wind River Spring Chinook and Area 13 Puget Sound Jigging Chinook Guest- Matt Messing, Messin' Around Fishing Charters, discussion Puget Sound Lingcod Greg Miller, 155 lb. Halibut caught on a 9' salmon Rod rated at 10-20 lb. while fishing Lingcod, in 67 ft. of water.... Great Story Walleye Smack-Down, Duane returns from the Eastside of WA St. a great outing for Walleye

Duane Inglin is joined In-Studio by Matt Messing, owner at Messin' Around Fishing Charters to discuss..... Puget Sound Lingcod- LIVE Bait and or Artificial Presentation.. The  boys have all the details Also, a number of Chinook Fisheries have recently opened and there are a number of options to consider. Plus, Resident Coho opens in Area 10 on June 1st. Duane &v Matt discuss keys to success that will get you ready...

On this Episode, Host Duane Inglin and Cohost Tommy Donlin walk down a list of opportunities that people should take advantage of- Clams, Shrimp, Halibut and Salmon Seasons are set... Also, Bill Herzog and Duane Inglin discuss Spoon Fishing for Steelhead while at the river. AND- Tommy Donlin has some great intel on fishing LIVE Bait for Lingcod in Puget Sound and of course the Ocean. Additionally, The guys have some serious Turkey Talk-  

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/537  Presented by: Yellowstone Teton Territory, Togiak, Northern Rockies Adventures, FishHound Expeditions Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors       In this episode, Garrett Lesko takes us into Oregon jetty fishing. He shares his insights, experiences, and expertise on this unique angling pursuit. We also explore the fascinating realm of jetty fishing, including the diverse species he targets, the flies he uses, and his gear setup. Additionally, we uncover the unique component of his gear setup, the InvisaSwivel, which adds an extra element of effectiveness and convenience to his style. Join us as we unravel the thrilling world of Oregon jetty fishing with Garrett Lesko. Episode Chapters with Garrett Lesko on Oregon Jetty Fishing 2:12 - Garrett gives some updates on his life since we had him on the podcast in episode 236 two years ago. He got into competitive fishing. He shares all the details about his first fly fishing competition in his blog. 3:42 - He tells the step-by-step process of how to join a fishing competition. FlyComps.com is the main hub in the US. 6:55 - We talk about the advantages and disadvantages of doing in-person fishing seminars versus a virtual event. 10:32 - He's a member of the Linn Benton Family Flyfishers. Their club is a partner of their local fly shop called the Two Rivers Fly Shop. Bob Elliot, their club president, is in charge of the Northwest Expo this year. 13:35 - We dig into jetty fishing. We also had an episode about this with Brian Marz in episode 97. Garrett gives a shout-out to Brian for pioneering jetty fishing. 15:40 - He mentions some popular areas in Oregon where you can do jetty fishing. One of which is the Depoe Bay. He says that the movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest shot a scene there. 21:00 - He walks us through how to fish in the jetty. He also mentions some of the species that you would mostly get in the jetty such as black rockfish, cabezon, and lingcod which he says is very rare. He also shared more about this in his blog post titled "Beginner's Guide to PNW Jetties". 26:20 - He delves into the flies he uses for catching rockfish. He also wrote about this in his blog post titled "Fly Design for Pacific Rockfish". For him, the tried and true fly that he can guarantee success on is the Clouser. 29:49 - Another one of his go-to flies for jetty fishing is the Jetty Worm from Spawn Fly Fish and Finesse Gamechanger. 32:12 - He tells us his gear set-up for Oregon jetty fishing. He uses an 8-wt Echo Boost Salt which he says is an affordable and mid-tier rod. His reel is the Behemoth Reel from Redington. He also gives a valuable tip for taking care of your reel. 41:09 - He introduces the InvisaSwivel which he adds to his set-up to help his fly float. 45:50 - He gives valuable tips on what to wear and bring for jetty fishing to ensure safety. I give a shout-out to NRS for their Chinook Fishing PFD. 56:22 - He tells us about that time when he and his friend caught about 200 rockfish in the jetty. 1:01:30 - He mentions the areas in Oregon where you can fish at night. He uses the Milwaukee Flood Light when doing so. The fish are more active in the evening except the lingcod. 1:03:50 - I ask about his countdown in stripping. 1:08:50 - He recommends bringing a lot of flies when jetty fishing because you're probably gonna lose a lot of lies. He also mentions Seaguar Blue Label Fluorocarbon Leader. 1:10:27 - We give a shout-out to Connor Baker, the winner of our last big giveaway. 1:11:16 - He reveals his bucket list trips. 1:12:50 - He shares his top five movies. 1:15:13 - He gives us tips on Stillwater fishing and tells us about the guy he ties flies for who uses a kiddie pool at home to practice his casting.  Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/537 

On this Episode... Host Duane Inglin and Cohost, Tommy Donlin welcome guest- Josiah Darr, owner at JDarr Guided Fishing, Mark Pigeon President at Washingtonians for Wildlife Conservation and Shelby Ross, Ross Outdoor Adventures. Topics include Columbia River Chinook, Lawsuits filed against Governor Inslee and the Fish & Wildlife Commission, also Potholes Walleye. The guys also recap their week on the water, Westport Lingcod, Neah Bay Success and Area 13 Chinook updates. Also a great discussion on fishing small boats out of Sekiu and Neah Bay- This you will want to hear...

On this Episode, Host Duane Inglin & Cohost Tommy Donlin discuss the recent Columbia River Closure and the reason why. The guys also welcome guest Kyle Buschelman, Willamette Valley Outfitters and discuss, Oregon tributary Spring Chinook, ocean fisheries to include Lingcod, Rock Fish and Coho. The fella's also discuss with Ross Walker, a Board Member at Rods and Reels In-Need, the up-coming 2023 Fish Expo- All it has to offer and why folks need to attend. Finally, Duane and Tommy cover multiple fisheries, to include- Puget Sound openers on Area 10 Coho and Area 11 Chinook. Also- Kokanee, Triploids, Ocean Halibut and Summer Steelhead...

This week on The Revolution, Jim and Trav head to Minnesota for Northern Pike and Walleye. Then, it's off to Alaska for Sockeye and Lingcod and on to Panama for Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo and Roosterfish! Joining the boys will be Mark Davis from "BigWater Adventures", Yamaha's own Scott Newby and Mitch Petrie with Outdoor Sportsman Group. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.

On this weeks Episode, Duane Inglin and Tommy Donlin, recap Duane's recent Turkey Hunt on a trophy bird, after viewers enjoy the video. The fella's welcome guest Bill Monroe Jr. of Bill Monroe Outdoors. The Columbia River has reopened for Spring Chinook, what does it mean and how to go get'em. Also, a great in-studio discussion with the guys on their recent ocean fisheries, successes and what it takes to get limits of Halibut and Lingcod, each outing...

On this weeks Episode, the fella's welcome Guest- Shane Magnuson ( Upper Columbia Spring Chinook) and Eric Braaten ( The History of Turkey Camp) Also- News worthy items to get you caught up and Jigging for Puget Sound Chinook...

Tom and Joey get you ready for Lingcod fishing with Nick Kester, they check in on the San Juans and the Skagit with Kevin John, and they preview next week's Three Rivers Marine event with Tim Klontz. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks Episode.... Host Duane Inglin and Cohost Tommy Donlin are back In-Studio after a week off. The boys bring great content and discussion's on digging and cleaning clams, updates on Puget Sound Lingcod, and a "Bait Lab" on the Lingcod Double Rig. Additionally a great recap on Duane's recent Trophy Turkey Hunt and Tommy's weekend at Neah Bay and getting kids on the ocean, for the first time...

On this weeks Episode, Host Duane Inglin flies solo, In-Studio as Tommy is off on vacation. Duane has three guest lined up and covers some great info here. Dirk "The Bugler" Durham, Marketing Manager with Phelps Game Calls. Dirk and Duane walk through some basic technique points when using, Box Calls, Palm or Slate Calls.... Getting ready for the opener. Patric Gaffney, with harbor Herring, gives some insightful advice on what to look for when selecting good quality herring, for Springer Fishing. Ben Overmars Jr. Captain on the Overkill- Overkill Sport Fishing.... Duane and Ben discuss Bottomfish and Lingcod fishing off the coast of Washington, out of West Port.

Tom and Joey break down the all important Salmon forecasts and explain what they mean for you, and they look towards the coast to get you ready for Westport Lingcod with Ian Winder of All Rivers Guide Service. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get to know the largest member of the greenling family. Alaska Department of Fish and Game guests Donnie Arthur and Brittany Blain join Katrina and Guy to dive into the lifestyle of this large, aggressive marine fish.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/337 Presented By: FishHound Expeditions, Bearvault, Reyr Gear, Jackson Hole Fly Company Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Today, we focus on surf perch fishing on the Olympic Peninsula beaches with Ed Fuhrken and Kyle McCurdy from Waters West.  We break down their Top 5 Tips for Surf Perch fishing. Find out why you should consider surf perch fishing for your easy days on the water.  We touch a little bit on steelhead - their bread and butter - how they're handling the changes in steelhead numbers which are slowing down lately.   And we also talk about life.. wisdom that leads to more fishing. Surf Perch Show Notes with Ed and Kyle 04:50 - Ed was born and raised in Mexico. He used to fish a lot before but stopped because he felt bad wounding some fish he caught - he later discovered that there are hooks called, barbless, that were safer for the fish. Then he got back to fishing. 06:30 - They describe what Olympic Peninsula is like - mountains and beaches.. surfing, snowboarding, and fishing 08:30 - Dave Steinbaugh founded Waters West - Ed tells us how the fly shop got started 11:30 - Dave was retiring and wanted to sell the shop - Ed had some money saved up after working a few jobs as a software engineer. Ed was a regular customer at Waters West because they had good steelhead fly tying materials. Then he bought the shop from Dave. 13:00 - They catch steelhead during the winter. Salmon, trout, and surfperch in spring. 14:30 - Surfperch can be found on sandy beaches in the steepest part 18:00 - They typically use 5 wt rod with intermediate line, orange clouser minnow for flies or bonefish flies with led eyes. Ed and Kyle break down the fishing tactics. 21:45 - The best time to fish surf perch is 1 or 2 hours after the high tide as the tide is moving out 22:30 - Since last year, Ed started using a steel leader because one day he was catching surfperch and he hooked on a lingcod but it got away - it sliced through his leader. Lingcod feed on surfperch in Spring. 29:06 - For leaders, you could use a straight piece of Maxima - 7 feet to 3x is pretty standard, 10 or 20 pound 29:45 - They have a YouTube video tying a surf perch fly - scroll down to watch the video. Surf perch can take a big fly, shrimp or crab pattern - 2 to 8 33:20 - You can catch 10 to 20 surf perch a day in just a couple of hours. They're good eating fish too. 38:04 - For reels, they usually use a Lamson Guru. We had Nick Torres from Waterworks Lamson at WFS 213 and WFS 304 39:06 - Surf perches give live birth - babies come right out of their mother swimming. They don't lay eggs like salmon or steelhead. They spawn in eelgrass because surf perch moms eat them. 41:25 - Read more about the redtail surf perch life cycle here 41:30 - You can catch some starry flounder near the eelgrass flats too 43:50 - If they could ask Bob Clouser a question, they would want to ask: What do most people do wrong when tying a clouser? 45:40 - Ahrex hooks work awesome on surf perches too - we had Morten Valeur from Ahrex Hooks at WFS 150 49:24 - In most of the rivers in the Olympic Peninsula, there's not a lot of bug life for the fish to feed on, that's why rainbows go out in the ocean 50:25 - Sea-run cutthroat can be found in a more rocky structure beach 56:30 - Ed tells us how he stays positive when dealing with the changes in steelhead numbers 58:30 - John McMillan was on the podcast at WFS 117 where we also covered steelhead in Olympic Peninsula 1:09:30 - Waters West has a line, rod, and reel combo setup specifically for surf perch fishing Surf Perch Conclusion with Ed Fuhrken and Kyle McCurdy So there you go..  Surf perch are not the typical specie that an angler would target but as you heard from Ed and Kyle, they're pretty chill to catch and actually a good eating fish. Who wouldn't want a 10 to 20 average catch in just a couple of hours? I bet every surf perch day is a great day. You're on a sandy beach.. nice weather.. nice beer.. you hear the ocean waves.. you've got fish in the cooler to take home. Would you still complain?  Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/337

On this weeks Episode, Bill Herzog is back In-Studio with Host Duane Inglin, as Tommy is off waiting on a baby... Duane and Bill recap the past couple weeks and Summer Run Steelhead outings, successes, struggles and weather. Additionally the boys have a great conversation on the Skykomish River, Summer Run Steelhead and Summer Chinook. How these fisheries are managed and some changes that are being implemented. Guest include, Darrell Johnson with Far Corners Express Sports Fishing, ocean Halibut and Deep Water Lingcod are on the table for discussion.

On this weeks episode, Host Duane Inglin and Co-Host Tommy Donlin, discuss Duane's Recent trip to the Eastside of Washington State. Turkey Hunt, Lake Roosevelt Triploids and Banks Lake Walleye. Kyle Buschelman owner at Willamette Valley Outfitters, joins the boys to discuss Depoe Bay, Bottom Fish, Lingcod and Chinook. Also, Bill Herzog pops in unexpectedly to discuss Summer Run Steelhead

On this weeks episode, Host Duane Inglin fly's solo, in Tommy Donlin's absence. No worries, as Duane has a couple great interviews with awesome guest. First, matt messing, owner at Messin' Around Fishing Charters. Duane and Matt discuss Puget Sound Lingcod- how it's been fishing and techniques to help you find success. Did someone say "Live Bait" Next, Duane welcomes Brianna Bruce, 'Bree" owner/operator at Livin' Life Adventures. Bree catches everyone up to date on the resurrection of the Lake Stevens Kokanee Derby and also has a whole bunch of tips to help you find success, on that difficult Kokanee Lake...

Tom, Rob, and Joey get you ready for the local Lingcod and Kokanne opportunities, and they run down all the special hunting applications with outdoor writer Jason Brooks  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom, Rob, and Joey get you ready for the 2022 Statewide Trout Derby with Chase Gunnell with the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, and they preview the Lingcod opener with Nick Kester!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks Episode, Host Duane Inglin and Co-Host Tommy Donlin spend a little time with buddy Eric Braaten and talk turkeys and preparation for the season opener on April 15th. Then the boys introduce Captain Nick Clayton and discuss the current status of Westport Bottom Fish and Lingcod and the future opener for Deep-Water opportunity. The fella's also get into a deep discussion on current North of Falcon Salmon Season modeling, the abundance of Coho and if the Commission will allow the recreational fleet opportunity to go get-them...  Great topics, Great Guest and as always, Great Info- Check It OUT!

On this episode of Fish Hunt Northwest, the boys are finally back In-Studio together. Guest include Tom Burlingame, owner at Excel Fishing Charters. How good is the Blackmouth and Bottom Fishing at Sekiu- Tom will fill you in. Also, Morgan Stinson, WDFW CFO and one hell of a nice guy. How much money did WDFW land in the past legislative session and where is it going to go, Morgan has the answers, and you will be pleased with what you hear.

90 Second Naturalist for Monday, December 6, 2021

On this episode the boys recap an epic summer of fishing including big bluefin tuna in our backyard and a trip to Alaska for halibut, salmon and lingcod. Every fisherman has a bucket list of fish they would like to catch. With an unreal volume of bluefin in the local Southern California waters, the boys took a trip to try to break the 100-pound mark and land some big bluefin. And while the local waters continued to produce a bluefin bite like we've never seen, Jason took a trip back up to Alaska to chase another bucket list fish, an Alaskan lingcod. Listen in as the boys share their stories, tips and techniques knocking a few more fish off the ever growing bucket list. We had a lot of fun with this one and hope you do too!

On Ep. 33 of the WAO Podcast pres. by Harrod Outdoors and Mack's Lure, Bobby, Richy and Britton preview Bobby's trip to Sitka, Alaska where he's ready to break out of his current slump. Get tips for targeting halibut, chinooks and lingcod in the salty waters of Alaska on this episode. - WAO on Facebook - WAO on Instagram Powered by HarrodOutdoors.com and MacksLure.com. If you have questions or would like us to discuss a certain topic, please send us a message on one of our social media platforms or send an email to media@mackslure.com.

Tom, Rob, and Joey bring you the best local fishing and hunting opportunities for the end of April, and they get the inside look at the Puget Sound Lingcod Opener with Nick Kester of All Star Charters.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe: http://bit.ly/subCastandSpear Every Friday I'm looking to provide a rundown of the local fishing conditions here in Southern California and into Central California and a bit into Baja. We'll cover tides, wind, swells, water temperature, what's biting, and if it's worth going out. We also want to showcase the local fishing scene giving props to those fishermen/women and spearos who catch something they're excited about. 0:30 - Fishing Conditions for December 4-11, 2020 11:17 - How to Read a Tide Chart for Fishing 22:14 - Understanding wind for fishing 28:47 - Central and NorCal Fishing Report 31:30 - Party Boat Fish Counts 38:10 - Surfline Swell Forecast 54:18 - MONSTER Lingcod Caught by B8DHOOK This was a pilot episode. We'd love your feedback in the comments on how we can improve this format and make it exciting for you to listen and watch. Check out Coach's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQu42uQVrDLVcXrp_UYJXoQ #fishingconditions #thisweekscatch #fishing HOW TO SUPPORT 1. Cast & Spear Shop: https://shop.castandspear.com/ 2. Patreon: https://patreon.com/castandspear MY FREE FISHING COURSES:

On this episode, I speak with Bonnie Basnett about collaborating with sportfishing guides, fieldwork logistics, and why lingcod are super rad. Sea urchins are also pretty rad, as we learn in this week’s creature feature from Cari Williams. If you'd like to see Bonnie with a lingcod, look no further than the cover photo for the episode! Check out Bonnie’s latest paper: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/eva.13037 and follow her to see her ocean inspired artwork and learn some cool science facts at: https://www.instagram.com/artbybonbon/ Cari’s thesis is available for free here: http://humboldt-dspace.calstate.edu/handle/10211.3/175352 Credits: Thank you to Bonnie Basnett for allowing use of the great photo of her in the field with a turquoise morph lingcod. Theme mixed by me, using sounds sourced from sfxgo, orangefreesound, and freesound. Please see website for full credits. Thank you. Resources:  Descending devices and barotrauma (https://wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Marine/Groundfish/Barotrauma),  Lingcod (http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/csas/Csas/status/2001/A6-18e.pdf; https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2014/06/17/322920045/red-fish-blue-fish-where-the-fish-flesh-rainbow-comes-from), California Collaborative Fisheries Research Program (https://www.mlml.calstate.edu/ccfrp/about/), The Love Lab at UC Santa Barbara, an excellent place to while away the hours on the internet, while almost certainly learning too much about rockfish (https://lovelab.msi.ucsb.edu/)

Stevie Parsons is an angler and conservationist whose values were shaped by her upbringing in native Hawaiian culture. Stevie joins Artemis to talk about how she got into fishing. It started with a book, a GPS, and a can-do attitude that she could bag a salmon if she gave it a try. (Spoiler alert: She did bring home a salmon.) Sharing the ocean's bounty with friends and family is part of her mojo, and it works to spread the love and enthusiasm for wild places, too. 5:00 Hawaiian Native words for 'love of the land' and 'balance' - which are part of a greater ethos for living/harvesting responsibly, and sharing bounty with friends/family 7:00 "To take and to not give back is to be a thief." With harvesting comes a responsibility for conservation. 12:00 First fish: A two-inch bluegill on a spinning rod. For the win! Then upon moving to Oregon, learning salmon-fishing 15:00 Salmon fishing... Stevie started with a book, a GPS, and a great attitude! No really... that's all you need to get started 18:00 You can do a lot to be ready before your line hits the water... there's YouTube, there are books, etc. 22:00 If you're flailing to fly-fish, why not pick up a spinning rod? What you learn from spin-fishing totally carries over to fly-fishing 24:00 Sturgeon fishing: Trying to land a big, strong dinosaur 26:00 Lingcod are about as fun in the kitchen as they are on the line. Miso lingcod is just... [smacking fingers to mouth] 29:00 Where to find lingcod - just about anywhere off the Pacific Coast 31:00 Lingcod can be bluish-green when you cut into them, they have some gnarly teeth, and they're adventurous in what they'll bite. A super-fun game fish! 33:00 Use your bait in scale to the fish. Want a big fish? Need some big bait on that hook, like herring or salmon bellies 38:00 Big fishing rods, little people 41:00 Part of what makes fishing so awesome is that you're always learning new things... no one has seen it all 42:00 Chinook versus sockeye/coho fishing 43:00 Stevie's salmon-smoking secrets! Rub recipe: 3 c. brown sugar, 1 c. Johnny's seasoning salt, 1/4 c. fresh ground pepper (don't skimp!). Mix it up, put it in a bottle, then sprinkle it over the salmon. Put it in the fridge overnight. Next morning: Put salmon out to drain (no toweling it off!) -- you need that tacky surface for good smoking. Stevie uses a Traegar for smoking, and she watches it closely. It's done when the white oiliness starts to appear on the surface. (Also a winning recipe for sturgeon!) 51:00 Albacore tuna fishing off the Pacific Coast 56:00 Bear-on-car vandalism! 1:00:01 Artemis Book Club: "Black Faces, White Spaces" by Carolyn Finney  Discussions start this week.

Damon Struble is the owner and operator of Nomads Adventures and fishes the central Oregon coast and rivers. Damon fishes out of both Depoe Bay and Newport for Halibut, Lingcod and Rockfish. In addition he will also fish for salmon in the inshore waters. The rivers Damon fishes includes the Alsea, Siletz, Yaquina, Santiam and Willamette. In this interview Damon shares his techniques on fishing for Lingcod and how he consistently limits his boat with big lingcod. If you are a saltwater fisherman you will surely not want to miss this. Damon can be contacted by: Website: NomadsFishingAdventures.com Phone" 541 619-5671 Email: nomadsfishing@comcast.net

Sattie Fisher grew up in a subsistence hunting household in Yakama Nation. Her family values taught her to appreciate the bounty of the land - from berries to fish, to elk and deer. In this episode, Sattie joins Artemis to talk about her hunting culture, being identified as a 'female hunter,' and evolving expectations of gender roles.   2:50 - On studying wildlife and fisheries at Salish Kootenai College 4:10 - The logic that gets you a half-eaten banana in your freezer 5:15 - Serviceberries at your service! 5:45 - Lingcod, or halibut? 6:30 - Growing up in a family where hunting is subsistence, not sport 8:10 - Catching crickets, it's a fishing skill 10:30 - Family traditions for a first kill 11:55 - On giving away your first kill 14:00 - The ritual of honoring an animal's life at time of harvest 16:00 - Pulling the trigger is the easiest part of the hunt 17:50 - Hunting in a group... who pulls the trigger? 19:00 - A panel on "women who hunt"... huh? What about just humans who hunt? 21:00 - Within a community, divided stances at the intersection of women and hunting 28:55 - This year's elk hunt 30:00 - A symphony of elk bugles is a symphony for the heart 33:00 - Stumbling into four elk quarters(!)

When you are looking for a remote Alaskan experience one of the things you don't normally hear is "easily accessible". Yakutat is at the very northern end of what is known as SE Alaska. There are no roads going in and out of Yakutat and the only ways in are by boat and plane. In Alaska the first thing you think about when someone says plane is a float plane. Yakutat is actually served by Alaskan Airlines which drops in a commercial plane twice a day. If you plan it right you can leave San Francisco or LAX in the early morning and be fishing in Yakutat by noon. Yakutat Charters is the premier Fishing Charter business based in Yakutat. They have 5 fully equipped fishing boats with all the latest gear and electronics. Scott Chadwick is the owner of Yakutat Charter and has been living and working in Yakutat most of his life. He is also one of the best halibut fishermen you will find and knows the waters off Yakutat as well as anyone. Yakutat is considered Alaska's most productive Halibut fishing destination and you can keep 2 Halibut a day in 2020 verses just 1 in most of the other Alaskan fishing destinations. Fish in excess of 100 pounds are very common and the average size of Halibut caught in Yakutat is 39 pounds, this is about 10 pounds more than the next best destination. The waters off Yakutat also hold King Salmon, Silver Salmon, Lingcod and various Rockfish, which Scott also fishes for. There is always something to catch in Yakutat. Contact Scott today to have him help you plan your next Alaskan Adventure .. Website: www.YakutatCharters.com Email: SeaWolf68@gmail.com Phone: (907) 784-3976

Steven Rinella talks with Greg Fonts, Alex Reynaud, George Scheidt, and Janis Putelis. Subjects discussed: How to free dive and read a reef; hole hunting; nibbling for curiosity; how to corner a ling cod; where grizzlies end and great white sharks begin; spearfishing as a way to find out everything that’s wrong with your body; vomiting coffee through your snorkel; the barely existing membrane separating Steve's brain and body; what exactly does “ground and pound” mean?; and more.   Connect with Steve and MeatEater Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/97 Hosted Trips with Dave: https://wetflyswing.com/destination Brian Marz shares some killer tips and resources for your next lingcod or rockfish trip on the fly.  We go in deep on the tides, how to stay safe and where to fish at the right time to have the best chance to find fish. Much of the content is focused on fishing the Oregon Coast jetty but there are a ton of resources that will apply to other species and areas including the best Orvis gear to get you going. Hosted Fly Fishing Trips with Dave: https://wetflyswing.com/destination   Show Notes with Brian Marz The Caddis Fly Shop had a person back in the day who covered jetty fishing.  Here's a link to some flies for Lingcod. The McKenzie Angler was the old shop Brian worked out of. Scott Baker McGarva was on the podcast in episode 17. Jay Nicholas was on the podcast in episode 3 and also has a great lingcod fly tying video. We talk about a great resource for tides at tides.mobilegeographics.com. Pacific City Fly Fishing is the local shop that is doing trips out of Pacific City for Rockfish and lingcod. The John Shewey book:  Northwest Fly Fishing: Trout and Beyond  Here's a link to some of Brian's videos. The Salt 6 Orvis Rod The best line is the Depth Charge by Orvis A stripping basket is key.  Here's a great one by Orvis. The Hydro SL Reel is a quality reel for salt The Boga Grip is a nice tool that can be a big help at landing fish.  You can grab a Boga Grip here.  Brian explains how he uses it when preparing to land a fish. The Orvis Mission Spey Series should be out soon and will include Rods and new lines. You can reach Brian Marz at FlyFishingOregonBlog.com. Resources Noted in the Show Tides.MobileGeographics.com as noted in the show The Orvis Depth Charge Line The Boga Grip Videos Noted in the Show The Lingcod Baby Critter by Jay Nicholas Oregon Coast Fly Fishing with Brian Marz Bob Marley Legend Conclusion with Brian Marz That was a great episode on fly fishing the Oregon Coast on the Jetty for lingcod and rockfish.  The tips Brian shares hear should get you out and ready to catch some nice fish off of the Jetty. Click below if you are interested in a hosted trip with Dave and guests from the podcast. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/97 Hosted Trips with Dave: https://wetflyswing.com/destination

Show outline, Delta stripers, San Francisco ocean salmon, Rockfish & Lingcod, S.F. Bay Halibut, Stripers and white sea bass, Loosening of the endangered species act

Saltwater fishing report for Coos Bay, Oregon. This week halibut! No tuna have showed up yet.

Coos Bay, Oregon weekly fishing report hosted by Captain John Blanchard of Sharky's Charters. This week a fishing report on Lingcod, Rockfish, and exploring out to the newly open 40 fathom line. Please hit the subscribe button and find us on Facebook at Sharkys Charter Fishing for more videos and daily photos of our catch.

Coos Bay, Oregon ocean fishing report. Sharkys Charters, Captain John Blanchard reports on all depth halibut, lingcod, salmon, crabbing, and fishing in the bay for the week of May 22, 2019. Don't forget to subscribe to the show!

In this episode we answer some reader questions and then we sit down the guy that almost got swallowed by a whale, films great white sharks and has caught almost 900 Lingcod!!!

"I caught a 125 pounder, and the guide looked at it and said, 'We gotta turn it loose.'" — Bobby Stoker recapping his trip to Alaska. Today’s episode is interesting. We’re going to hear some stories from two different generations, in the same industry but approaching it from vastly different angles. Bobby Stoker is a third generation tobacco man. Jared Boyce, better known by many as simply “Outlaw,” is a famous YouTuber in the tobacco and outdoors space. I recently fished with both of these guys in Alaska, chasing King Salmon, Halibut, Lingcod, and yes, even those unworthy little black bass (more on that in the show). We had a great time, and one night we decided to bust out the podcast and video gear and record a conversation. I've worked with Bobby and Stokers a lot over the years, but I wasn’t sure what to expect when I met Jared. I was pretty sure this guy was a content creating genius, having tapped into a perfect niche—one that was underserved on the content perspective, and one he understood well. Jared is as I expected—very intelligent, and there's more to him than you can get from his YouTube channel. That said, his YouTube channel is full of hilarious parody and wild hunting and fishing content, so be sure to check that out. This interview closes out in the weirdest way. I can’t even tease it. You just have to listen to it to find out what happened. It was completely unscripted and unpredictable. I mean, you can’t predict or set this up. If you don’t believe it’s real, find Jared’s youtube channel and watch the video. I haven’t seen his video yet but I can’t imagine this part didn’t make it in. More about Stoker's and future sweepstakes Jared on YouTube Jared's Video from this Show **Enter the From Field to Plate Sweepstakes Win a Free Hunt** Make sure you check out our sweepstakes with From Field to Plate and SIXSITE! It's an awesome opportunity to hang out with me, Donovan and Jeremiah Doughty in Texas hunting and cooking whitetail deer. The winner will get some sweet SIXSITE gear and an all-expense-paid trip to Texas. Learn how to enter Learn about our sponsor, SIXSITE Gear

Capt Forrest Braden of True North Sportfishing in Gustavus, Alaska. Dr. Chris Lowe of CA State University Long Beach talking sharks. 

This summer was a great one at Jimmie Jack's Alaska Lodges. We caught giant fish, had some wonderful guests, and purchased a 5-star property.Click here for "Original" Alaska Lodge packagesClick here for Alaska SeaScape Lodge packagesWe are here on the banks of the world famous Kenai river at the end of the summer fishing season of 2016. We had a great summer and did a lot of exciting things that we’d like to share with you today.We had the privilege to be featured again on Channel 2 KTUU, one of our local channels out here. They came out on the boat with us and caught some massive silver salmon, among other fish. NFL legend Larry Csonka and his former teammate Norm Evans joined us for a trip. They had a great time out there on the water. Looking back, we had an incredible summer and now look forward to an exciting new future here at Jimmie Jack's!We caught a lot of Lingcod and Yelloweye Rockfish this summer, as well as the largest halibut caught out of Ninilchik. It was 345 pounds and caught by our Seascape guest John. The fight was impressive, but with the help of Captain Charlie Barberini and his deckhand, Cooper, they were able to wrangle it into the boat. Watch the exciting capture in the video above.Outside of fishing, the biggest highlight of the season is that we acquired the Alaska Seascape Lodge, which allows our guests to experience the ruggedness of Alaska with the amenities of a 5-Star property.The water level has been dropping, it’s getting cooler, and we are just getting in some last-minute fishing before the colder months come. If you have any questions for us or if you’re already looking ahead to plan your trip for next year, give us a call or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you.

Interview with Fishing Author Wayne Heinz -- ------ Fishing in the Pacific Northwest is very good, and Wayne has the data to prove it. For 38 years, he has logged each of his fishing trips -- weather & water conditions, catches, where & when, baits, what worked, and what didn't. Wayne mines these logs to write magazine stories and how-to books. Author: Wayne Heinz logs each fishing trip – 39 years’ worth. He mines these logs to write articles to help anglers catch more fish. Wayne writes a monthly column, Fish On!, for Pacific Nor’West Boating e-zine. He’s authored 5 fishing books and sold over 140 articles and photos to 16 magazines and newspapers. Wayne has won 9 writing awards from the Northwest Outdoor Writers’ Association. Books: How To Catch Salmon…, 2008; How to Catch Halibut, 2013; How to Catch Flounder & Surfperch, 2013; How to Catch Rockfish & Lingcod, 2013; Depthfinders – A Guide To Finding & Catching More Fish, Dec. 2014; publisher, Frank Amato Publications, Inc., Portland, OR. Magazine credits: Archery World, Bassin’, Bow Hunter, Field & Stream, Fishing & Hunting News, Fur-Fish-Game, Motor Boat & Sailing, North American Whitetail, Northwest Sportsman, Nor’Westing, Oregon Hunter, Salmon Trout Steelheader, Salmon & Steelhead Journal, Saltwater Sportsman, Sea, Sports Afield, Steelhead University. Contact: Wayne Heinz, 1948 Harris Ave., Richland, WA 99354; phone: 509-946-9134 (home), 360-391-8889 (boat); email: heinzwayne@aol.com. Website: WayneHeinzOutdoors.com.

East Coast Eddie asks about trout in the summer, Dodoman asks whats going on with Dorado, SBS Final in Oceanside, Brad's Havasu Report and first Lingcod   030 - Rod Review: Shimano Clarus